GPU Logic Design Engineer

Intel's Discrete Graphics Engineering (DGE) organization is seeking a talented GPU Logic Design Engineer to join their team developing cutting-edge discrete graphics products for gaming and AI applications. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of graphics technology with one of the world's leading semiconductor companies.

The role involves designing and integrating IP for discrete graphics SoC, working closely with architecture teams to establish silicon requirements, and making critical design decisions that balance performance, power, area, and schedule constraints. You'll be responsible for creating micro-architectural specifications, working with external vendors, and driving methodology to meet world-class silicon design standards.

As a GPU Logic Design Engineer, you'll be hands-on with RTL logic design, synthesis, timing constraints, and FPGA emulation. The position requires expertise in Verilog/System Verilog, modern design techniques, and energy-efficient logic design. You'll work with multiple power domains, bus fabrics, and complex SoC design elements.

Intel offers an industry-leading compensation package, including competitive base salary ranging from $214,730 to $303,140, plus stock options, bonuses, and comprehensive benefits. The position is based in multiple locations including Santa Clara, Hillsboro, Folsom, and Phoenix, offering flexibility while requiring on-site presence.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who thrive in fast-paced environments and want to make a significant impact in the graphics industry. You'll be part of Intel's Client Computing Group (CCG), which drives business strategy and product development for Intel's PC products and platforms, working on projects that directly influence the future of computing technology.